Do what the Constitution says. Your sergeant ain't going to cover your when you get sued, dude. >> What am I being pulled over for? >> Two reasons. One, you made a turn back there without a turn signal. Two, we had a call about you trying to sell something. It's a suspicious activity call. >> Got you. >> Can I have your license, please? >> What crime is that? >> wasn't a crime committed because we don't know if the items were stolen. >> Reasonable articulable suspicion. >> It was going to be committed. We are allowed to step out with people who we reasonably believe >> Yeah. People who don't know the law. There's my paperwork right there. Nothing illegal. There is policy and procedure and there's constitutional law you swore an oath to. >> So, this traffic stop means nothing. >> That wasn't a traffic stop. I'm teaching you. >> How are you supposed to learn if you don't listen? >> How are you supposed to learn if you don't listen? >> I already know what I'm doing. That's why I already know what I'm doing. That's why he left, that's why you're going to leave, and that's why she left without getting my ID. >> I'm doing what my sergeant says. Do you have sir?